Cryogenic freezing of s2 gearbox??
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Just before i take the plunge and get my s2 gearbox internals froze whats the general opinion??? Maybe drive shafts as well im thinking
any advise would be appreciated, ... got a whining so its a bearing failure, while the box is out now's my chance i guess and i want to stop throwing money at this so the idea is to future proof it a little by giving a little extra strength to cope.
p.s no mtx stuff or uprated box changes as there money money money and i think 5k on the engine is enough![Wall](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/wall.gif)
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p.s no mtx stuff or uprated box changes as there money money money and i think 5k on the engine is enough
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Cryogenic treatment of gearbox internals will do nothing to stop the gearbox case from flexing with high torque loading. For high torque applications you require a different gearbox for reliability.
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